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Martha Stewart - Make Pupusa's from El Salvador.

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Haciendo Pupusas en Alemania

aqui ustedes pueden ver como los alemanes hacen las pupsas ... la comida tipica de El Salvador ... PO-DE-MOS ... saludos al resto del mundo
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How We Found Vendors for Our Trinidadian and El Salvadorian Wedding - MMWS Episode 2

#multiculturalwedding #interculturalwedding #crossculturalwedding

In episode 2 of the Modern Multicultural Wedding Show, Trecya and Marcus walk us through how they selected the right vendors for their wedding with some guidance from us. This is a great watch for anyone looking for the right vendors for their wedding - especially a cultural wedding.
#weddingvendors #weddingplanning #crossculturalwedding

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*Shot on Samsung Galaxy S8+
*Edited in Animoto (get one month free) -
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Elote 3 ways (Mexican, Honduran, Salvadoran) ft. Tiburcio! - La Cooquette

Tiburcio and La Cooquette teach you how to make street corn or elote 3 ways: Elote Preparado (Mexican), Elote Loco (Honduras), Elote Loco (El Salvador). SEE WHICH RECIPE WON:

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*the corn on the cob should be preferably white corn with their husks

ELOTE PREPARADO (Mexican Elote/ Mexican Street Corn)
-1 corn on the cob, boiled or grilled
-2 tsps of mayo
-1/3 cup of cotija cheese
-1-2 tsps of chile piquín
-1 tsp of lime juice

“ELOTE LOCO” CATRACHO (Honduran Crazy Corn)
-1 grilled corn on the cob (to my taste, but you can always boil it!)
-2 tsps of “crema centroamericana” (Central American sour cream)
-1/3 cup of crumbled dry cheese (“queso seco”)
-1 tsp of lime juice
*spicy is optional! But if you want, add 1 tsp of chile piquín powder

“ELOTE LOCO” SALVADOREÑO (Salvadoran Crazy Corn)
-1 boiled or grilled corn on the cob
-1 tbsp of mayo
-1.5 tsp of mustard (approx.)
-1.5 tsp of ketchup (approx.)
-1 tsp of Worcestershire (approx.)
-1/3 cup of “duro blando” cheese

-If you need to convert any units/measurements, this is a great tool:


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ELOTE PREPARADO
-1 elote, hervido o asado
-2 cdas. de mayonesa (aprox.)
-⅓ de taza de queso cotija
-1-2 cditas. de chile piquín
-1 cdita. de jugo de limón

“ELOTE LOCO” CATRACHO
-1 elote asado (a mi gusto, pero también pueden hervirlo)
-2 cditas. de “crema centroamericana” / mantequilla blanca
-1/3 taza de queso seco rallado
-1 cdita. de jugo de limón
*el picante es opcional, pero si quieren añadir 1 cdita. de chile piquín en polvo

“ELOTE LOCO” SALVADOREÑO
-1 elote, hervido o asado
-2 cdas. de mayonesa (aprox.)
-1.5 cdita. de mostaza (aprox.)
-1.5 cdita. de ketchup/catsup (aprox.)
-1 cdita. de salsa inglesa o salsa Worcestershire (approx.)
-1/3 taza de queso duro blando

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Thanks for watching and see you on the next La Cooquette episode! ;)

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Trying GUATEMALAN FOOD for the first time at LA ESPERANZA in Torrance! (Part 1)

I went to a popular and loved Guatemalan and Salvadorian Cuisine Restaurant called La Esperanza.

I enjoyed a meal for two that featured delicious meats, bread, rice, beans, pupusa...oh man...THE CARBS AYEEE.

Ya girl loved it so much I just had to try their bakery as well! what a two-fer! YT couldn't handle such content in one video so here's part 1: The Savory Side!

ENJOYYY MY LOVES.


Love, Ally


#food #girleats #latinocuisine #delicious #foodreview #savory #california




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